THE LIMITS OF FAMILY POWER IN IMAGE RIGHTS AND THE PRIVACY OF MINOR CHILDREN

Abstract

Thinking from the growing exposure of children on the internet and, consequently, observing the dangers that this overexposure can bring, this article seeks to analyze what the limits exist between the right of parents and guardians to publish about their daily lives, of which children are part, and the rampant publication of children on the internet, Especially in social networks, violating the very personal rights of the minor, and bringing to debate the well-being of those who are the most fragile part of the family relationship. The debate on this topic brings with it a great social relevance, since it presents and brings light to various discomforts and situations that may be faced by the minor who has his privacy violated, analyzing and understanding the child as a subject of rights and not as a possession of the parents.